Column
The real root of the left’s antipathy towards him is his stance on radical Islamism, support for Israel and loyalty to Trump.
The reconversion of an Istanbul museum into a mosque, coupled with threats alluding to the Temple Mount, illustrates anew the danger of allowing divided sovereignty in Jerusalem.
In the midst of the global recession caused by China’s export of the coronavirus, the preposterous has become reality.
The increasingly mainstreamed BDS-BLM narrative poses a grave danger to the U.S. and European progressive and liberal Jewish communities.
The legacy of two forms of totalitarianism—Nazism and communism—continue to impact Poland, alongside its long, grim tradition of domestic anti-Semitism.
If Jews want to help make America a more just nation, they must oppose the destructive racial teachings about “white culture,” not support them.
Pictures of protests don’t show proud Israelis hurt by the coronavirus, but anarchists seeking to destabilize the country. They are being encouraged by reckless politicians.
Under no circumstances whatsoever should I mention President Donald Trump because people would walk out if I either supported or criticized him. And I shouldn’t mention abortion. Nor the Democratic Party. Nor, heaven forbid, the Israeli settlements …
The Israelis (or whoever might be responsible) for a series of explosions at power plants in Iran are correct to be worried—and to know that there’s no time like the present.
Do young American Jews support those who want to eliminate the Jewish state? Some do. But those who deny Jewish rights are not the Jewish future.
A woke mob’s attacks on a centrist Jewish writer at “The New York Times” illustrates what happens when illiberal new standards of behavior cancel contrary views.
I was smitten almost instantly with Israel for not emulating the aspects of the United States that made me want to abscond in the first place.